Welders à Belleville, ON

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Raldane Welding

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742 Casey Road, Belleville, K8N 4Z6

+1 613-969-1063

Raldane Welding was established in 1980, serving the Qunite area with Quality craftsmanship. You think it, we can build and weld it.

Alliance Custom Fabrication Inc

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260 Jamieson Bone Rd, Belleville, K8N 5S8

(613) 771-0383

Metal Fabricator, Welding

Bellevue Fabricating Ltd

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525 BELLEVUE DRIVE, Belleville, K8N 4Z5

(613) 968-6721

Machines et machineries, Machine Shops, Fournitures et services industriels, Welding, Ateliers d usinage, Steel Fabricator, steel erecting contractors, Fabricator, Steel Fabricators

The Machining Center

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582 Hamilton Road, Belleville, K8N 4Z5

+1 613-969-0053

The Machining Center Inc. (TMC) provides practical, mechanical solutions through our machining, fabrication, design, and engineering services. We provide one-stop shopping for individuals or companies who are looking for low runs, custom parts/ repairs, turnkey machinery, reverse engineering or prototyping. TMC believes that quality, innovative, and practical solutions are best achieved through a synergistic and diverse team. Our team members are creative, ambitious, and empowered by the challenges that come with dealing with a variety of work. We engage our team by providing them with a workload that requires constant versatility. To achieve this, we service many different industries such as aerospace, agricultural, automotive, nuclear, packaging and food processing (to name a few).

Sherman Welding & Machine Inc.

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1906 Casey Rd, Belleville, K8N 4Z6

(613) 966-5582

MACHINE SHOP, MACHINING, Welding, Shop, Machine Shops, MANUFACTURER, CNC, Welder, Miscellaneous Repair Services

Quality Mechanical

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1806 Casey Road, Belleville, K8N 4Z6

(613) 969-7403

Quality Mechanical designs, fabricates and installs plumbing and heating equipment and systems for commercial, industrial and institutional clients.

Pete's Prop Shop

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4611 Old Hwy2e, Belleville, K8N 4Z4

613 968-2667

The two most important things to remember in choosing a propeller are that it meet your individual needs for your individual application and that it allow the engine(s) to run within the specified RPM range at full throttle. Each boater and fisherman is trying to meet his requirements, but they can vary a lot. What’s important to you? Top Speed, Cruising Speed, Hole Shot, Load Carrying, Slow-Speed Handling, Slow Trolling, Fast Trolling? Two identical boats with identical engines could be propped quite differently, depending on the usage. There is no such thing as the best or ideal prop for all applications. Acceleration may be compromised for top speed and fuel economy, and visa versa. Three Blades or Four? In general, 3- blade props are the most common.They are available in wide size ranges and cost less than 4-blades. They tend to yield a slightly higher top end speed than 4-blades. They are available in a wider variety of designs and offer more left hand rotation pitch options for twin counter-rotating engine applications. Four-blades often provide more lift at the stern which will help accelerate the hull, especially if it is stern heavy. They provide faster hole shot pulling skiers and other water sports. When cruising boats, they are often times slightly faster than 3-blades at mid-range rpm’s, resulting in better fueleconomy at mid-range rpm. Often times, a four blade propeller will improve handling and will run smoother with better balance than the 3-blade.